Truck Stake Hole CB Antenna Mount

Whether it’s wrangling cattle or just your buddies on the weekend, pickup truck owners don’t have time to waste. Fortunately, Firestik understands and is here to make your life easier with their stake hole mount kit which boasts a quick and simple installation. That means no drilling, no wasted weekend hours and no cursing tools in your garage when you could be getting stuff done. The mount includes a plate connected by four bolts, allowing the stainless steel mount to easily and securely attach to the inside of the stake hole for a no-drill installation. Also comes with a PL-259 compatible stud.

Model / SKU: Firestik SS194A

Recommended for: Pickup trucks. Mount attaches to the inside of stake holes on pickup bed rails.

Compatible with: All fiberglass and center-load antennas that use a standard 3/8" x 24 threaded base.

Installation Notes: To install this mount, you'll need to loosen the plate connected to the stake-hole mount. The plate will go on the inside of the stake hole. Once you've slid the plate inside the hole, tighten the four bolts and the plate around the bottom lip of the stake hole. Be sure that either the mount or mounting plate have direct metal-to-metal contact with the frame in order to achieve a solid ground.

Mount Location: Flat Surface (Roof, Bumper), Other

Stud Type: PL-259 (Barrel)

Material: Stainless Steel

Warranty: Two years

Product Includes:

• Truck stake hole mount, PL-259 compatible antenna stud
• Antenna and coax sold separately

Firestik CB Antenna Mount: The square holes in the bed rails of full-sized pickup trucks are great for a no-drill antenna mount. The flat upper bracket is 6" (152mm) long and extends out over the bed rail, so you can mount your antenna without losing the ability to mount a camper shell. Includes stud mount, stainless steel brackets and hardware, and a gasket to protect the vehicle finish.

IMPORTANT: When mounted in either of the stake-hole pockets directly behind the vehicle cab, antennas under 4' will experience substantial reflection from the metallic corners of the cab (between the side and rear glass). As a result, shorter antennas will likely be difficult -- if not impossible -- to tune to a satisfactory SWR. For this reason, we recommend using an antenna longer than 4' with this mount.